imperialism
U.S.-dominated unipolar system is unraveling
February 3, 2017Long before Trump came on the scene, the international system in which the U.S. could call all the shots has been unravelling. That process will now accelerate.
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“The Yanks are coming!”
January 9, 20172017 had hardly begun in Germany’s port city of Bremerhaven when between 3,500 and 4,000 U.S. troops disembarked and unloaded two shiploads.
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“Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk”: Militarism inconclusively critiqued
December 9, 2016Ang Lee is a great director, but his latest offering gives us a pyrrhic victory; a worthy build-up followed by a perfunctory conclusion.
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Guam still bearing the burdens of U.S. occupation
December 7, 2016Dr. Lisa Linda Natividad, an indigenous activist from the small Pacific island of Guam, discusses the impacts of ongoing U.S. colonization.
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Castro’s legacy isn’t so black and white
November 29, 2016We need a broader view, a more clear-eyed analysis of the man and his times.
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